Johann said: Onyxmeth said: While the gameplay of Nintendo branded games are mature I have to say there is one avenue that Nintendo needs to improve upon to be seen as a mature gaming machine, and that's the story. Many Nintendo games have empty shells of a story, with the only notable Nintendo developer even trying being Intelligent Systems, and I commend them for it. How much further is Nintendo gaming to be stuck in that 8-bit "story doesn't matter" mentality when we've come to a time where benchmarks of storytelling like Mass Effect and Bioshock are pushing where stories can head to and Nintendo is just now trying out voice acting. That's a 10 year old experiment for most developers that have shown what voices can do to enhance story and here's Nintendo yet again bringing up the rear when they're not the one to innovate. That always seems to be Nintendo's mantra, either first to the table or arriving during dessert with little in between. |
I completely disagree. If anything, Nintendo has been putting more dialog in their games since the 8-bit era as a result of influence from other game companies doing so. I realy hate it when I see any dialog in a Nintendo game. I don't care about the plot, just give me the game already! |
Well I'm happy that you spit in the way of progress. It would have been so great for Mass Effect to just forget about the plot and just give us the game already. Same thing with Bioshock. Forget about why you're rummaging around an underwater city, and why these people are so hostile, and why you need to kill little girls accompanied by odd, walking submarine men, let's just shoot stuff.